HOW DOES IT HOLD IMPACT ,THE ELIMINATOR FIRST ONES OUT DIDNT

So you suck at math so you want mills what a cop out

I got 2 eliminated 4s just awesome scope ever

Best doesn't matter, they both lead to the same result. The best is using whatever your friends are using so you don't get confused talking to each other.

If a person prefers MOA vs Mil who cares. I wouldnt want a super tactical Mil scope on my old Winchester 243, it would look out of place and would not do anything more than the vintage weaver 3-9 doesnt already do. But a nice mil scope on a tactical 308 or ar I could see. To some guys its not all about having the latest greatest and that should be accounted for, I think.

You probably milk the bull😂

Wtf ar e w e doing. Just look at it 😂

Mil is simpler. It's Mils for me. The difference between 1-click of a 1/10th Mil scope and 1-click of a .25 MOA scope at 1000 yards is 0.9825 inches. You NOR your rifle will be accurate enough to take advantage of that .9825 inches at 1000 yards. Unless of course you and your rifle are guaranteed to shoot .125 MOA groups you won't be able to tell. Nuff said.

Bought lots of stuff from Jayse. Good guy. Thanks for the video

It is easy for me for moa and I don’t know anything about mil scope and I don’t have a spotter I just go look ant the target 🎯 to see my impact and I can hit steel with my 30-06 at 1000 yards!! But I play with my rifle all the time and I hand load for my long range bullet

I just want one that tells me the distance without all the other crap

All I waant is a 1-6 LPVO with adjustable paralax. Is that really so much to ask?

Got zero info from the yapping

Fantastic scope ,but the price is for the most people to muchs. And there are a large number of optics for less in price with very good results. And of course if you shoot powder I understand, because I only shoot PCP- Airguns.😉😁😁

Thing looks like it's expensive. My guess is $5,000.

Superb! I was just asking WhoTeeWho on his channel about this stuff. He directed me to check out the latest Burris scopes. I'm a beginner shopping for my first hunting rifle, but I'm gonna get a scope first. Something I can put on a PCP airgun (likely 30 cal FX Impact Sniper) when it's not on my main rifle (undecided, but likely 30-06 or 6.5 PRC, with hunts likely < 200yards, but I'll get what I get). I noticed all these calculations hunters go through at the range to zero their scopes & how complex profiles are calculated. I was wondering if there was a scope that took in all your data. I knew there were some that know about your ammo, like caliber, weight, bullet type, distance to target & suggested drop over that distance, is the bullet leaded or unleaded, even the brand, etc. I'm also wondering if data about the rifle would help - like, like how many twists are in the barrel, length of the barrel, overall weight of the gun with the scope, and maybe even a history for analysis of how the ammo performs when the barrel is hot (scope knows when a bullet's been fired, offers advice on how long it takes to cool down, etc). Also wondered if there's any AI involved in processing the image - like, what type of animal is it, what's its approximate age, how fast is it moving, how many seconds before the bullet should reach it, where is its heart/lungs according to the image, etc. I know I'm going a bit over the top on scope AI, but if this scope is doing more than detecting " * -ometer " things like humidity, elevation, etc by using its own innate sensors, such as getting some data from the cellphone due to the app constantly hitting APIs, processing things about the environment, but also of the horizon as the rifle "sees" it - such as the image in the reticle being 'translated', above & beyond the calculations you made. It could warn you of the presence of other hunters, maybe of campsites on the horizon or national park limits, access roads, cellphone/human 'traffic', even detected animals you might not have seen in the fore/background, etc, within the bullet's probable flight pattern. The scope would know more about the horizon within the bullet's likely flight path than you would. You could set it on different learning/alerting levels, have it analyze & process what it 'sees' at all known zoom ranges on-the-fly as the data/direction/elevation, etc, changes. Like, if you walk into a valley, the temp drops, humidity goes up, etc - your scope is always on guard, assessing its environment & whatever the rifle's pointed at. Is this a bad idea, making amateur hunters think they're pros (which is REALLY bad)? Maybe people would trust the scope too much, taking the sport out of it? Or is this where the tech is headed?

Great info!

Great products, no doubt about it, the only downside for me is the lack of a parallax.

Absolutely gorgeous ❤

good deal showing tripod gizmo's. looking to buy a tri pod but sold seperate, then buy mounting head and pick from 2. i was bogged down in my cart selections. chest mount magnet set up cool. helps justify cost along with swar logo.

Does using an MOA canted base allow you to end up with greater holdover range for an individual cartridge?

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Impressive details. What about the eye relief? Isn't it a bit short with 3.4 inches?

Eagle? 😂

I use the eliminator 3 and the issue with this is that you cannot put an ammo that drops too much over 750 yds. The argument is that it would be off the scope at this range but it is not necessary as you are seldom actually shooting out this far. it is not really a hardware issue. it is a software issue and a thinking issue that really limits the usefulness of the scope, especially for rifles or shorter barrels that don't get the velocity on the ammo box. I hoped that this would have been fixed but it appears not.

If I understand the manual specs, the scope has 35 moa of range adjustment at high power and 63 moa of adjustment at low power? Is this correct?

Thank you for your time

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Wow, sounds like a chance to save some cash.

any plans to update reticles in the future?

Asian rubbish.

Wish it came with the sunshade

Running a Z5 with a 4W reticle , 5 to 25 power on a Pennsylvania walk around groundhog Gun 223 Ackley it is so easy to use that turret just with the color dot thought about trying a custom turret, it is an older Z5 i'm sure there's probably a turret available correct

Arkin scope or Vortex which do you recommend 🤔 for serious hunting 🤔 😊

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How is the low light capabilities in the %, coating, etc...had an earlier version and used it out west in daylight hours..But in the South, it failed in the area when deer are most active, in low light conditions and this it not an understatement..this is the main reason I use German optics there is a major different in seeing an animal and being able to identify an animal in these low light conditions, you can cram all the bells & whistles into a scope but if the glass is not there its no good.....In daylight tho I loved this scope, but alot of scopes look good looking through them in daylight hours..Hunters like myself, don't always punch paper are ring steel or live out west..With all this being said I'll probably buy one in the end..

Nice video🙌 I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I can help you create better distribution through your videos?

How many times can you say 'option' in one video?

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Work with 338 Lapua??

Thanks for putting this video together. I'm going to look into this brand for my next build. High quality glass and coatings are a must for high magnifications. Do the Z6-Z8 use Schott glass?

That 8x32 is bigger than my swaro SLC 8x42

Can you please make a video on how to set up and program the eliminator 6 step by step. Thanks

Thanks for having us on the show !

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I had to return the z5 3-18, 44 because I couldn’t sight in the scope to my 3k bolt action rifle due to not having enough windage adjustment. I couldn’t believe spending top dollar on hunting products they weren’t even close. I was looking forward to having that clear glass

Great run through, thanks for the vid

Hi. I am thinking of getting the Eliminator 6. My concern and question; must you hold your finger on the bottom to keep the point of aim, or does the scope hold the point of aim for a few seconds, to allow you to use the left hand to support the rifle. Or are you forced to keep the left hand on the scope (button) and only have your right hand to support the rifle and pull the trigger. Especially in a situation where an animal is constantly moving (changing distance), and you only have a split second to range and shoot between the movements. Thank you.

2nd part of the video please.

How is the glass compared to the vortex pst gen 2 5x25 50 mm.